From:	cs19 AT cityscape DOT co DOT uk (BDC Client Team)
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject:	Re: RHIDE Newbie Question
Date:	Tue, 22 Oct 1996 08:44:57 GMT
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In article <326C27FC DOT 1007 AT crosslink DOT net>, Patrick Cate <anime AT crosslink DOT net> says:
>
>First off, I'm extremly new to djgpp, rhide, and prgramming in 
>general, so this probably sounds like a stupid question. 
>        When I try to compile using RHIDE it compiles it as a .o file 
>instead of as a .exe. Is there a way to compile it into a .exe file 
>directly? Or change the .o into a .exe one? I've been able to do so by 
>using the GCC command-line compiler. I appreciate any help.


Patrick,

I am also very new to djgpp and rhide, but I think I know what you need to
do.....

I THINK you need to create a project within Rhide using the open project from the 
projects menu - if you type in a NEW name it will create a new project for
you.  You then need to press the INS key to add an element to the project. 
Add in the name of your source code, eg test_prg.c.  Then load the source
for test_prg.c (or whatever) into the editor.

You should then be able to choose 'Make' from the compile menu and this 
should create an .exe for you.

Like I say, I'm very new to this myself but I think it should work - if not
e-mail me and I'll have another look for you !

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